Nina Redmond's life revolves around books. As a librarian, she strives to find the perfect book for every reader she encounters. Unfortunately, downsizing and budget cuts have eliminated her job and now Nina is forced to decide what she wants to do with her life outside of the library. She gets the crazy idea of opening a mobile bookshop, but can she make it work?

Who can't help but love a book about someone who loves to read? Never mind that most of the book is set in Scotland, which has an appeal all on its own. It's the perfect recipe for a delightful book and THE BOOKSHOP ON THE CORNER is definitely a treat!

Jenny Colgan does a beautiful job at crafting characters we can't help but fall in love with. Nina, Surinder, Lennox, Marek, and even Griffin are likable but oh so very human. Yes, they have faults but we love them despite or even perhaps because of their faults. I hope we see them appear in future books as I'm still not ready to let go of these fictional characters!

THE BOOKSHOP ON THE CORNER is a book for and about readers. From Nina's nose constantly being stuck in a book to the stacks of books in her home to the books she rescues from the closing libraries, each and every aspect of Nina's life will be familiar to readers. If you love books and reading, then THE BOOKSHOP ON THE CORNER is the perfect book for you!